jabber

• Nom désignant une parole ou des bavardages rapides, confus ou indistincts, souvent perçus comme un bruit ou un caquetage continu.

A noun referring to rapid, incoherent, or indistinct speech or chatter.

indénombrable

1. Rapid and indistinct speechB2informal

   Fast, excited, and often confusing talk that is hard to understand.

   Parler confus et précipité

   • I couldn't follow his jabber about the new project.
   • The room was full of excited jabber from the children.
   • Her jabber on the phone was so fast I missed half of it.

   Synonymesbabbleblatherchatterdrivelgabbleprattle

• Verbe décrivant une parole rapide, excitée et souvent confuse ou inintelligible.

A verb used to describe rapid, excited, and often unintelligible speech.

1. Talk excitedly or noisilyB2informal

   To speak in a rapid, excited, or loud manner, often with little coherence.

   Jaser, babiller

   • The children jabbered excitedly about their day.
   • He jabbered on about his new idea without pausing.
   • She jabbered in a foreign language that I couldn't understand.

   Synonymesbabbleblatherchattergabgabblegibberprattlerattleyakyammeryap

   Antonymesarticulatedrawlenunciatemumblewhisper

2. Rapid, unintelligible speechB2informal

   To talk quickly and in a way that is difficult to understand.

   Bredouiller

   • The crowd was jabbering so loudly that no one could hear the speaker.
   • He jabbered something under his breath and walked away.
   • They jabbered away in a dialect I didn't know.

   Synonymesbabbleblatherchattergabblegibberprattlesputteryammer

   Antonymesarticulateenunciate